After doing some reviews on other Botanics body/face products it reminded me that I had bought some ages ago ( and I mean AGES ago ) as I had put them down for potential gifts, and they had never been given or used. Rather than wasting them I thought I would use rather than go out and buy any more products for myself. Especially a body scrub, as mine ran out weeks ago! When I bought this set it was on sale for around £3-£4.00. It included this product and 2 others from the range, all being travel sized. This Body Polish is 75ml in size. How is it packaged? It comes in a 75ml clear tube, with a flip top lid to get product out, ...  Read the complete review

I received this as a gift back in the summer as part of a Botanics, Kew Garden approved set, as the plant extracts in this body polish and the rest of the gift set components are authenticated by Kew Royal Botanic Gardens. This gives it a nice little point of different, and immediately makes it feel like a lovely natural product! PACKAGING / PRODUCT The package has the usual, natural colours of the botanics range. The label is green and white, the product a pale minty/pea green. As is most usual with body scrubs/shower and bath products, this comes in a large plastic squeezy tube, wide at the top and narrow at the bottom where the product is dispensed. ...  Read the complete review

I bought this in Boots a while ago when i was looking for a body exfoliator. It caught my eye because the label says: 'The Power of Plants' and the packaging is the colour green as is the product inside, and so i thought it looked a natural product which appealed to me. I can't remember the price but according to the Boots website it is £3.83 for a 200ml tube. Also on the Boots website is a description which says: 'Crushed apricot seed lifts away dirt and dead skin, while cocoa butter smoothes and nourishes the radiant skin revealed.' I first applied this while i was in the shower and i massaged into my skin. As I have previously ...  Read the complete review

-- The Botanics Range -- Christmas 2008 and my Mum bought me a huge box from Boots containing tons of products from the Boots Botanics range. I'm STILL working my way through them now, and to date I have always been quite impressed with the majority of this range, only ever coming across a couple of products I haven't really liked. The Boots Botanics range is focused around planets, and tries to come across as a more natural range. They do a skin care range which includes facial products, a hair care range (of which I praise the intensive conditioning treatment!), and they do a bathing range with everything from scrubs to moisturisers. However the range must not ...  Read the complete review